The Michael Berry Show

Tropical Storm Cindy was a bust for Houston; Remembering Andrea Yates & the drowning of her kids along with a discussion about mental health issues; Guest: Scott Chapman of Proud Pie; Pasadena refuses to name a street after Mickey Gilley; A caller says the toddler fight club parody went over the line as Michael goes nuclear on him; Oregon legalizes the harvesting of roadkill.

An officer was stabbed by a Muslim man in a terror attack in Michigan; What public policy would you put in place to stop terrorism; Michael explains why an officer was acquitted in the shooting death of Philando Castille; Michael Brown's parents got paid.

Coke is doing that name thing on the bottles again . . . but this time they're taking it up a notch.

We heard last week that Yoko Ono is finally getting a songwriting credit for "Imagine" . . . after 46 years. And now it turns out there's a version with her on it.

Mattel just introduced a new line of Ken dolls . . . and one has a man bun.

ICYMI: Michael Looks Back On His Days As A Pizza Delivery Man

Michael Challenges the Claim That It Would Be A Monumental Loss for Texas If the Super Bowl Was Taken Away

Gov. Abbott Allows the So-Called Taproom Bill to Become Law by Failing to Act On It

Daughter of fallen HPD officer holds her wedding at HPD Officer Memorial and is walked down the aisle by HPOU president Ray Hunt; Bono gives a shout-out to Steve Scalise during concert in Maryland; Lightning rounds: things our teachers scared us of; Illinois not paying lotto winners; another toddlers fight club found; Michael Brown's family reaches a settlement with Ferguson.

The special election in Georgia; A Man who wanted to go to prison to get away from his wife so he robbed a bank, gets 6-months of home confinement instead of prison; Things your spouse has done that really made you mad.

Old songs that our grandparents got down to; LIGHTNING ROUND: Popular songs in the US that were not in English; A valedictorian has his mic cut at graduation; Two former University of Albany student who lied about being victims of a hate crime are given probation; Michael looks back on his days as a pizza delivery man; a discussion about the Massachusetts teen convicted of involuntary man slaughter for convincing boyfriend to commit suicide; A sports writer says it will be a monumental loss for Texas if they lose the Super Bowl as Michael challenges this claim.

Professor Josh Blackman joins us to talk about the recent SCOTUS ruling that the government can't refuse to register trademarks considered offensive; Gerald Treece of the South Texas College of Law, joins us to talk about the SCOTUS deciding to hear the Wisconsin gerrymandering case.

Father's Day and Juneteenth; Gov. Abbott allows the so-called taproom bill to become law by failing to act on it; SCOTUS rules in favor of "The Slants" ban; Michael buys a new diamond for his wife as he tells the story about how he got his first engagement ring; Steve Harvey latest person 'under fire' for a joke; Caller discusses a pie truck he's seen in Katy.

Pop-A-Top Friday! Michael takes your calls about your Dad.

Open Line Friday! Michael takes your calls on anything and everything.,